Marjorie Gilbey - Revision history

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	1958: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]] and choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].		1958: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]] and choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].
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		+	1971: ''[[Good Grief, a Griffin]]''

	1979: ''[[Miranda and the Magic Sponge]]''		1979: ''[[Miranda and the Magic Sponge]]''

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	1979: ''[[Miranda and the Magic Sponge]]''		1979: ''[[Miranda and the Magic Sponge]]''
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		+	1981: ''[[The Snow Queen]]''

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==

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	1958: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]] and choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].		1958: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]] and choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].
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		+	1979: ''[[Miranda and the Magic Sponge]]''

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 After her demobilisation she returned to London for a one-year refresher course at the Royal Academy of Music[https://www.ram.ac.uk/].
-When that was completed, she moved to Port Elizabeth in June 1947, and became the speech-training and drama mistress at the Junior Collegiate School for Girls in Port Elizabeth and later opened her own drama studio in Newington Road, Port Elizabeth.
+When that was completed, she moved to Port Elizabeth in June 1947, and became the speech-training and drama mistress at the [[Collegiate Junior School for Girls]] in Port Elizabeth and later opened her own drama studio in Newington Road, Port Elizabeth.
 She died in Cape Town in May 2011.

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 [[Marjorie Gilbey]] produced numerous plays for the Collegiate Schools.
-: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]], Choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].
+: Produced [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] which was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]] with music by [[Clifton Parker]] and choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, [[Tom Tit Tot]], the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].
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	[[Saturday Post]], July 26, 1947.		[[Saturday Post]], July 26, 1947.
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		+	Original theatre program of [[The Silver Curlew]].

	https://www.italiaconti.com/about-us		https://www.italiaconti.com/about-us

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	[[Marjorie Gilbey]] produced numerous plays for the Collegiate Schools.		[[Marjorie Gilbey]] produced numerous plays for the Collegiate Schools.
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		+	1958: Directed [[The Silver Curlew]] by [[Eleanor Parker]] was staged at the [[Port Elizabeth City Hall]] by the Junior Collegiate in aid of school funds and charities. Musical Director was Mrs [[N Cocks]], Choreography by [[The Carter-Summerton Studio of Dancing]]. The play was based on the Norfolk Fairy Tale, "Tom Tit Tot," the English version of "[[Rumpelstiltzkin]]." Starring [[Jill MacIver]], [[Jennifer Merryweather]], [[Marcia Berger]], [[Heather Campbell]], [[Lynn Gordon]], [[Jennifer Pyne-James]], [[Jennifer Crookall]], [[Sandra Kirk]], [[Lesley MacNicol]], [[Pricilla Bredell]], [[Sheila Harding]], [[Margaret Groves]], [[Irmgard Maske]], [[Felicity Hancock]], [[Pamela Lindridge]], [[Marilyn Harris]], [[Patricia Galpin]], [[Carole Levinthal]], [[Naomi McCock]], [[Barbara Wilde]], [[Ruth Goodman]], [[Gill Abel]], [[Jean Connacher]], [[Jennifer Concer]], [[Patricia Brinkman]], [[Patsy Mirkin]], [[Jacqueline Harmer]], [[Carol Trembling]], [[Patricia Goldberg]], [[Sue Donald]] and [[Susan Scott]]. "Puffins" included [[Marion Alcock]], [[Jane Buchanan]], [[Elizabeth Coy]], [[Elizabeth Grant]], [[Daphne Coburn]], [[Judy Sampson]], [[Gayleen Murdoch]], [[Mary Traill]], [[Susan Matlock]], [[Jennifer Shapiro]], [[Anne Pyne-James]], and [[Glynnis Brown]].

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==